By Sally Schindel, Treasurer, Arizonans for Responsible Drug Policy Dr. Kevin P. Hill’s book, Marijuana: The Unbiased Truth About the World’s Most Popular Weed covers a vast amount of ground in 206 pages. The Harvard—McLean Hospital physician sets out to explain three big myths: that marijuana’s not harmful, that marijuana is not addictive and that … Continue reading Dr. Hill on The World’s Most Popular Weed
How can a babysitter in California who allowed a 17-month old baby to die in her charge while she smoked pot be acquitted? Why did a marijuana-intoxicated driver who killed Rosemary Tempel and injured others in Seattle receive a lesser charge of vehicular homicide which can get him out of jail in 3 years? (The driver was … Continue reading Marijuana Industry Aims for West Coast of Weed
My son suffers from schizophrenia and marijuana addiction. He has become severely depressed and psychotic smoking marijuana, and talks of ending his life. He has been hospitalized 6 times since Colorado legalized recreational marijuana. He was not hospitalized the year before the legalization of marijuana. How could Colorado legalize marijuana without any consideration for the … Continue reading Help Save My Son — for Himself and Others
(Editor’s note: In Colorado, marijuana was fully legalized since 2013. Commercialization began in 2014. It was expected to be difficult to regulate an industry based on a plant that grows like a “weed.” Colorado and Washington state represent the first time in the world this has happened. The Gazette, newspaper in Colorado Springs, is publishing a 4-day series issues regarding … Continue reading A Coloradan Questions the State Report
